Academic Programs
Immersing students in real-world experiences, beyond the confines of books and classrooms, cultivates an unparalleled work ethic and leadership mentality.
Norwich’s vision is simple: to educate people to act, think, and succeed as active citizens of the world.
Immersing students in real-world experiences, beyond the confines of books and classrooms, cultivates an unparalleled work ethic and leadership mentality.
Norwich paves the way for others to dare themselves and defy the odds -- that’s why we’re the birthplace of the ROTC.
Strengthen your impact with undergraduate research symposiums, summer fellowships, original research opportunities, and more.
Choose from 6 challenging summer camps for high school students.
Space is limited.
All Norwich students are bonded by a shared mindset to go beyond their perceived limits, driving their academic success and professional development forward. Although students are housed based on lifestyle, everything else is shared — classes, sports, student clubs, dining facilities, community service, and academic networks. Together, you will join a powerful network of alumni, spanning the military and private sectors, who offer valuable mentorship and career opportunities.
“It’s a leadership laboratory of life-defining moments where lasting bonds of friendship will be formed, and lessons learned will endure forever.”
— Gary, Norwich Parent and Alum
The Norwich experience is like no other. We educate and develop leaders for the twenty-first century, combining our rich history with innovative learning experiences to prepare citizens and citizen-soldiers to serve our nation and the world.
Do you need to be a cadet or in the ROTC?“At Norwich, there is a big emphasis on service. Volunteering builds character while helping the community and building relations and connections. Some of my favorite memories are from freshman year when my rook family would...spend time helping the community in different ways.”
— Isabela, student
Follow your passions, hone your skills, and challenge yourself in the heart of the Green Mountains in the Vermont wilderness.
Whether you are learning, training, or playing, visit the Shaw Outdoor Center for free access to outdoor recreational equipment and trails for hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, trail running, and more.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024! The Office of the Provost invites all 2024 Graduates to the Norwich University Commencement Ceremony.
Norwich University will celebrate Commencement Weekend in Shapiro Field House on the Northfield, Vermont campus.
Graduates from both bachelor’s and master’s programs from residential and online will...
Born for War, Ready for Peace: The Jeep as War Vehicle and Cultural Icon presents the importance of the Jeep vehicle within the military from its development to its present following by enthusiasts.
More than 8,500 officers are commissioned into the military through the ROTC program each year. It is the largest single source of commissioned officers in the U.S. Taking ROTC in college opens up many opportunities for you — even if you decide not to be commissioned into the military.
Alan DeForest ’75, Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Norwich University, proudly announces the unanimous decision to elect Lieutenant General John Broadmeadow ’83, USMC (Retired), as the University’s 25th president on April 19, 2024. LtGen Broadmeadow will officially transition from his Board of Trustees position to the presidential office on May 1, 2024, which will mark the first time in more than three decades that a Norwich alumnus will lead the school as its president.
Recently, retired Major General Bruce K. Scott, USA, who is the President and CEO of The Olmsted Foundation, sent a noteworthy email to Norwich University Acting President Dr. Karen Gaines.
The event is facilitated in partnership with Norwich University’s physical education department, the first program of its kind at an American college or university.